Teaching by Speaker: Jim Supp
50th Anniversary Celebration (Full Service)
On May 17, 2025, we celebrated God’s enduring faithfulness at Reston Bible Church at a special 50th anniversary worship service.
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The Church in Acts, Part 16: The Third Missionary Journey
To follow God in this age, we must embrace the reality of spiritual warfare, rid our lives of ungodly things, and live for Christ in an idolatrous world.
Watch / ListenThe Church in Acts, Part 15: The Second Missionary Journey
Everyone worships someone or something. As worshipers of the one true God, we are called to be like the Bereans in studying His Word, to embrace the place where God has put us, and to master the art of asking questions.
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The King Conquers Death
The fact that Jesus’ body was missing, the martyrdom of the disciples, and the changed lives of people throughout the centuries all provide powerful evidence that He truly is risen indeed.
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The King Has Come
The fact that Jesus was riding into Jerusalem on donkey gave a clear message that He was the Messiah and the King. Are you living today like a child of the King, submitted to the Lord Jesus Christ in every area of your life?
Watch / ListenThe Church in Acts, Part 13: The Jerusalem Council
Every time we perform a behavioral act and believe it puts us in right standing before God, we undermine the work of Christ on the cross. We are called to maintain the pure gospel message while preserving biblical unity.
Watch / ListenThe Church in Acts, Part 12: The Disruptive Gospel
The gospel brings division, so we follow Him. We are wired to worship, so we worship Him. When God does not meet our expectations, we trust Him. When we experience suffering, we submit to Him.
Watch / ListenThe Church in Acts, Part 11: The First Missionary Journey
Paul’s first missionary journey shows us that we should always be prepared with the gospel message and that we must learn to discern the leading of the Holy Spirit.
Watch / ListenThe Church in Acts, Part 10: God’s Sovereign Rule
To say that God is sovereign is to acknowledge that His control is ultimate, His grace is sufficient, and His justice is perfect.
Watch / ListenThe Church in Acts, Part 9: Gentiles Receive the Gospel
Good works are insufficient for salvation. God orchestrates our encounters with those who need to hear His truth, and like He did with Peter, He stretches us for His use.
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